Welcome to Butter Legs. We watch movies and make music inspired by the experience. Fair warning, there are spoilers. We also often talk about mature topics, and we say dirty words while we’re at it.

Gruesome Magazine presents HEROES AND DROIDS, the weekly podcast about movies and TV in the Sci-Fi, Super-hero, and High Action genres. Join your hosts Doc Rotten, Christopher G. Moore, and Christopher Slattery as they look at Star Wars, Star Trek, Marvel, DC, James Bond, Fast and the Furious, and much more.

The environmental movie podcast! We watch and discuss movies about the environment, movies that have environmental themes or in which nature plays a significant role. Hosted by Sean Munger (an environmental historian) and Cody Climer (a movie buff).

The Geek Bracket is a five-round podcast where three players compete to earn the most points and be the winner of that week’s Geek Bracket. Players choose from categories on the following topics as well as a monthly rotating category created by a special guest expert for that month’s brackets. Television – Anything occurring on Television Theatre – Includes Movies, Plays, and Musicals Literature – Including Novels through the present day Popular Literature – Including Anime, Comics, and other popular or serial fictions Gaming – Includes Video, Tabletop, and VR Music – Includes Popular, Instrumental, and Classical Innovations – In Technology, Business, and Architecture Sports – Any League, Discipline, or Genre Players play a Lightning Round of general knowledge questions in the above categories as well as six of the nine categories for that week. Players can also bet points they’ve earned on a Double-Up list (placing a list of five things in order) and a hyper-challenging two-part Final Bet to outsmart their opponents and be named that week’s winner! Guests on the show are competing in a year-long tournament where the top competitors walk away with over $500 in prizes. Tune in every week to see how our contestants do on The Geek Bracket!

Welcome to the dealings podcast where we make movies in the metaverse. We take the audio clip from the movie short, because it can stand alone with just the music and dialogue to bring you into the story. If you would like to watch the clip just go to Deadlings.com for the visual of what we created in VRChat with worlds, avatars and of course the deadlings GROUP community. https://www.deadlings.com/

The guilty pleasure movie podcast, where we discuss films that, despite our better judgment, have helped to shape American pop culture.

A Caroline in the City podcast with your hosts Christie Baugher and Amy Spalding.

Broadcasting from aboard the Helicarrier, atop the Triskelion, or whatever secret SHIELD base they're operating in these days, comes MARVEL Talk, a podcast discussing all things MARVEL, particularly the MCU, but occasionally things outside that studio, and even more!

Back in the day, a major sitcom doing a gay episode was a big deal. A proper gay episode would get headlines, but it would get the attention of two young guys who were still figuring things out — sexuality-wise and culture-wise. Gayest Episode Ever has screenwriter Glen Lakin and stay-at-home journalist Drew Mackie going through the great and not-so-great gay episodes of sitcoms past.

Brice Izyah brings his comical style to interviews and conversations about his favorite tv shows.

From the team behind genre film production company Paper Street Pictures (Neon's 'SHELBY OAKS', Syfy's 'Revival'), ‘The PAPER STREET Podcast’ covers genre films, filmmaking, and the business of independent film. Hosts Shawn Talley and Becky Sayers and get into the movie-making weeds, interviewing industry professionals and craftspeople about all aspects of film production -- from the workshopping of ideas and script, to on-set production, to the post-production process, to distribution.

It’s always a party when Summer and Rachel get together. We’re passionate about the power of connecting people, sharing stories, and laughing while we do it. Join along as we dive into conversations that show us that we all have more in common than we think. Let’s get social!